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Wyoming Tribune Eagle
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Climate Coffee brews up world’s first carbon-negative roasting process

3+ hour, 58+ min ago   (550+ words) Rowdy Yeatts, High Plains Biochar LLC and Climate Coffee founder, owner and CEO, is shown next to the company’s roaster. A Laramie company is transforming the daily caffeine fix into a climate solution. Climate Coffee, created by High Plains Biochar…...

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Scientists working on ‘green’ sunscreen using E. coli | Health

3+ mon, 1+ day ago   (514+ words) E. coli could be used to produce a "green" sunscreen ingredient found in fish, suggests new research. Many marine creatures survive relentless sunlight in open water without getting burned by making their own natural sunscreen, say scientists. Now humans could be…...

Wyoming Tribune Eagle
wyomingnews.com > news > national > chinese-scientists-invent-tongue-that-uses-milk-to-test-spicy-food > article_b21ebc2d-1e77-568d-925a-5998e4ea2e89.html

Chinese scientists invent tongue that uses milk to test spicy food

9+ mon, 2+ week ago   (489+ words) A new artificial tongue uses milk to determine heat levels in spicy food - without anyone having to scorch their taste buds. Chinese researchers developed the device to quickly detect spiciness as the appearance of hot sauces or peppers doesn’t reveal…...